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I see it as more Shadow tech since JMS said something about Galen suspecting what Gideon had. Perhaps the whole thing about the box lying was to help spread chaos. From JMS's other comments, we know the box would have been very important at the end of season 1 and early season 2 (I was just...

In that same speech, he also said the following line which I really like: "The Centauri learned this lesson once. We will teach it to them again."

Fantastic :D Of course, we could add Troi into the mix... Vorlons: Who are you? Picard: I am Captain Jean Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise. Vorlons: Insufficient. Who are you? Picard: I am a representative of the United Federation of Planets. We are peaceful explorers. Vorlons: Irrelevent...

I think Sheridan said this when the Agamemnon joined up since he was talking to the ship's captain. He would not have said it at Proxima since that was the first actual major offensive launched against Clark's forces. The point about Clark boasting about his victories is a good one. Sheridan...

No, I believe you only get JMS speaking about Chrysalis and Signs and Portents.

Or she might say "This time you not only left, you went back in time!" [in reference to their argument about who left last time in Parliament of Dreams]

Well given that Garibaldi and Londo are 2 of my favorite characters, I would buy disc 2 for sure. I will buy the others as well but I am quite enthusiastic about the potential second disc. I hope WB increases the budget so that JMS might be able in include some minor characters as well. For...

Exactly. In watching the commentaries on a few B5 episodes, JMS constantly brings up the point that B5 is about choices, responsibility, and consequences. These particular episodes mirror the end of the Shadow War in that the characters reject the either/or alternatives offered to them.

That is a good point; I would add that Byron probably retained the same personality that he would have had if Ivanova had remained for the 5th season. As JMS intended to show that he was not the right one for her, I think it makes sense that there would be elements of his personality that fans...

Yeah, I felt rather sympathetic to Zack too. I did find some of Byron's lines interesting though since I had just finished reading Hamlet in English lit when he appeared so I was picking up on many of his references. That was kind of cool but the whole willow tree and BCFMO stuff annoyed me to...

I would not disband TNT if I bought it but I would alter their programming. Since their execs were upset about B5 fans not sticking around to watch the other shows on TNT, I would put on other programs that would interest B5 fans even though it would most assuredly drive away TNT's other viewers...

In that case, I think that theory about the Minbari pretending the earlier ship never existed is probably the best explanation.

No, I know that happened in Endgame but the arrival of Delenn's forces in Severed Dreams seemed too perfect for them to have just gotten there. Without Sheridan asking her to engage at that time, I think Delenn decided to jump to normal space when that second wave arrived. From JMS speaks on...

I am not 100% sure on this but did Delenn's forces arrive just after the second group or were they standing by in hyperspace? Based on something JMS said about Delenn knowing Sheridan would want to have a clean fight, I think she may have arrived during the first wave but held off entering the...

Prince Vintari referred to it as the Valen-class cruiser but I just recall the ship in LoTR as the Valen. It is not unheard of to have several ships with one name. Until otherwise infromed, I will refer to the Valen in LoTR as the Flying Brick class. Beyond that, militaries are known to reuse...

I think it is hinted at somewhere that Na'Grath got killed but I am not sure who did it. It may well have been the Shadows/Morden because Na'Grath would try to keep himself aware of everything going on within the station and Morden's activities may well have attracted attention. Rather than...

This leads me to wonder whether Byron would have been less annoying if he had only been in a few episodes. Secondly, how would his lines have changed if he had been talking to Ivonova rather than Lyta? I really cannot imagine Ivonova putting up with any "willow tree" crap.

Even if he was fairly close, he would have been inside that rock structure which the Shadows probably reinforced so he at least had some shielding from the explosion unlike Anna who was right there in the open. Besides, Morden had to live so that Vir could get what he wanted :D

That is unfortunate... This thread makes me think of something else though...where did the monks go once B5 was destroyed? I believe Brother Theo said their task would take 40 or 50 years, meaning that completing their task probably was not finished prior to the destruction of the station...

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any sites that sold single/replacement DVDs. One of my season 3 discs has been developing some problems when I play it. I have had the collection for over a year so I can hardly return it to the seller and the other discs are fine so I do not want to...